Hypermedia and library instruction: The challenge of design

Mary I. Piette · Nathan M. Smith

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Imagine being able to provide instruction for using online catalogs, indexes, and CD‐ROM databases at library workstations or integrated into online catalogs and CD‐ROM indexes. Hypermedia offers new and exciting opportunities to provide this type of instruction by addressing “frames of learning,”—offering text, simulation, graphics, sound, and movement = many ways to learn.

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1984Frames of Mind: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences 1989(I Learned It) through the Grapevine: Hypermedia at Work in the Classroom.1989Project Jefferson and the Development of Research Skills

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